Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-02
LOCAL JoTS.
The Paper Carnival tomorrow NIGHT,


How do you like the enlarged DEMOCRAT?
Yesterday was rather gloomy May
Day.
Hallen and Hart at the Theatre tomorrow
evening.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, 5000
The scarcity of Geographic report to-day
is due to the usual cause-wires down,
A party of nine Cleveland, Ohio. tourists
arrived yesterday from the West. and left
to-day.
Prof. Younger's matinee has been post
poned until next Saturday, May 9TH. Don't
forget the date.
Yesterdays C. p. train was two hours
late. The d. d r. G. waited and brought
the passengers to this city.
The pictures of King Kalakaua and Queen
Kapiolani of the Sandwich Islands. are on
exhibition in Main street saloon.
Ogden and Salt Lake cities are still boom
ing. business good, and improving, and
everything liyely.-Idaho Enterprise.
There will be no meeting of the LOYAL
League tomorrow evening, it being post
poned until Tuesday evening, May 10Th.
Luke Golightly was arrested by Police
man Burt at about a. m, Sunday morn
ing The charge is his usual one-fghting.
Roland Reed who has just finished his
trip on the Pacific Coast, will appear here
in his great play of " Humbug" on the even
ing of the 9th.
The work Of lathing the Cullen building
has been postponed on account of the
scarcity of laths. carload from Oregon
is expected to-day.
Jacob johnson has been appointed
notary public for Sanpete county, and
Newton Farr has been commissioned to act
in like capacity in Weber county.
Yesterdays Herald devotes the greater
part of its local page to an article on In
dian Territory. In the head appears the
words "Chills and Fever" We should re-
mark!
Well, Fargo q 6. to-day shipped fine
bars, 81, 800; base bullion, S2,15278. Total
Sl3,952.7S. Their shipments from Silver
Reef for the month of April aggregate ST.
737.12.
Geo. F. Morgan, of Cheyenne, has a fine
lot of Hereford bulls on exhibition at the
Hereford stock yards, on the State Road.
Call and see them. They are l thorough
breds.
As will be noticed by a card in our adver-
Using columns, Mr.. John h. Dennis. DEPUTY
Collector of Internal Revenue, will be found
during official Office hours, when in the CITY,
at the editorial room of The DEMOCRAT.
The ore and bullion output for the week
ending Saturday, April 30th, was as follows:
y cars of bullion 7,001 pounds; % cars of |
silver ore, 1890 pounds; cars copper ore, !
$4,000. Total, AZ cars, 1908, 3O1 pounds.
The BOISE Democrat of the oath saws that
two thousand acres of desert land were filed |
in the Boise land Office yesterday forenoon. |
One section near Parma, by Salt Lake par
ties; and two sections on the Bruneau-to |
be covered by the new canal-by eastern |
parties
Yesterday c. r. Barratt, the newly ap-
pointed postmaster, took formal possession |
of the postofiice in this city. His business
qualifications good Judgment and unques-
tlonable integrity Justify the prediction
that IL Mr.. Barratt, the people of the city
will find amodel public official, and that all, |
regardless of their political leanings, will in
a few months admit that the Administra-
ton could have made no better selection /
for the position.
Registrar Van Colt has decided to adopt
the oath formulated by the Commission
His reason for this, is in brief, that it GER
Nce- ly comes within the law, and that the
tain, = of any form which would envoive the
odoI,tidl,eeg lsnbt, would carry the question
sIiobtegt d6Shie]ere it would probably re-
INTO the courts. W ~, or actually prevent
main for years, and cl6natGS.-Qtah during
any favorable legislation ro1- probable
the tendency of the question. 1t IS -LJnaikeSfs
that be will, If he deems it necessary, .>1sl,-l
a more elaborate explanation through The !
columns of The DEMOCRAT.
Rodney Badger, chief clerk of the Utah
Central general office was arrested on Satur-
day night on the charge of unlawful cohabi-
tation, and upon entering a plea of not
guilty, the case was continued until to-day.
At 10 o'clock this morning Badger appeared
and stated that he desired to waive examina-
ton. This was allowed and he was placed
under Sl,5C0 bonds to appear before the
Grand Jury. The complaint charges him
with living with Harriet Ann Badger and
Louisa Asbby, between May 1st, 1884, and
April LIST, 1887 The last named lady was
required TO give a $500 bond for her appear
ance as a witness when wanted.
MARTYR ROYAL Barney Young was the prin.
cipal belcher at the Tabernacle yesterday.
He threw off the bride entirely and treated
his hearers to n regular old-time defiant and
reasonable harrangue. He abused and de-
fed the United States Government, after
style of his illustrious uncle,
during the bloody period of Utah, and fran
tically appealed to the saints to ''live their
religion" in spite of all the powers of earth
or the fiery region below. There was large
number Of tourists present, abou a hundred
Of whom left the b1ilding before he was
half through, thoroughly disguised with the
language they had heard in the
Territory which they had supposed COM
posed portion of the American domain.